Scroll down for the latest from the Washington Examiner:
» Trade vote: Does Obama still have juice with Dems?
Democrats are at odds with Obama, who for once is allied with Republican leaders supporting the bill.
» Will South Carolina get back to picking the GOP winner in 2016?
Gingrich clinched the primary when he fired back at the “elite media” over a question about his ex-wife.
» Noemie Emery: To blame and blame not
When it comes to national security, the media goes easy on President Obama after bashing his predecessor.
» Energy mega-bill gains momentum
Lawmakers hope to dodge political land mines by keeping Keystone XL and the oil export ban off the table.
» Virginia weighs joining carbon market under EPA rules
Virginia may join a multi-state cap-and-trade program in order to comply with EPA emission rules.
» Editorial: Where the tax cheats are
For 960 of the 1,580 cases of employee tax fraud, the IRS could not explain why they had not been fired.
» Expiring pro-work tax breaks loom over Obama’s poverty push
Director of the council, Jason Furman, wrote that the credit has far-reaching benefits for participants.
» NSA spying undermines global efforts to fight terrorism
The BND reportedly stopped sharing surveillance data with the NSA, the latest fallout from the scandal.
» Watchdog: Clinton Foundation battles charity watchdog
The Clinton Foundation will stay on Charity Navigator’s watch list for a minimum of six months.
» U.S. weapons to rebuild Iraqi forces distributed to Shia militias, Sunni leaders say
Since they can’t fight without weapons, recruits are continuing to train even after they graduate.
» Humanitarian groups blast trade deal
Opponents complain TPP may hinder public health by granting drug makers longer monopolies on their products.
» Op-Ed: The right medicine for ailing Puerto Rico
Puerto Rico owes $73 billion and is set to run out of cash by September.
» Byron York: Jeb Bush’s disastrous defense of the Iraq War
No Jeb, Congress would not have authorized war if lawmakers knew there were no WMDs in Iraq.
